Saturday, February 25, 2012

Pragma Bed? Mattress Platform - Bi-Fold. No Box Spring needed. Ideal for memory foam, latex, and air mattresses. Review

Pragma Bed? Mattress Platform - Bi-Fold. No Box Spring needed. Ideal for memory foam, latex, and air mattresses.
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After buying a similar one of these for my queen sized bed I sought out one for my son's twin XL memory foam bed. Of all of them that I looked at this was the most cost effective while still being well built. This one took a little more effort to unfold than the one I had previously purchased, the difference is minimal. Additionally, there are brackets that require thumb screws at each end of the frame. They take a couple of minutes to thumb screw together. Not a big deal for us as the bed isn't going anywhere but I know that some people use these as guest beds or in a fashion where they set them up and break them down very often. We had the frame fully set up in under five minutes. It's sturdy and as it is pretty tall, we got rid of the box spring. There is no difference in comfort.

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Assembly is never a concern with Pragma BedTM bases: no tools are required to put one together. All you need to do is pull it out of the box, unfold it, and place it in its designated space. If you wish to store your Pragma BedTM frame, just fold it up and hide it away. All bed frames, except the twin-sized frame, come in packages of two bed frames that once joined make up their desired bed size. This means that for a queen-sized bed, our customer will receive two bed frames that have the following dimensions when combined: 37.75" x 39.5" x 2.75", 36.8 lbs. Lightweight, strong, and easy to assemble: that's a Pragma BedTM.

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